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Today, I want to sincerely appreciate Director for Operations Patrick B. Kormazu for always being there for the agency and standing strong for his men. Your dedication, leadership, and commitment to the work of the LDEA continue to inspire many of us. You lead with courage and responsibility, and the agency is stronger because of your efforts. 👏🏽
I also want to extend a special appreciation to Vallee B. Kromah for the good working relationship, consistency, and support you continue to show for the agency. Your commitment and teamwork are truly valuable.
The LDEA needs dedicated and hardworking individuals like these men. Thank you both for your service, leadership, and continuous support to the agency. 🇱🇷

We proudly inform the public that the Deputy Director for Operations, Patrick B. Karmazu, has taken the lead in cleaning and restoring his community, Paynesville. His strong commitment goes beyond just fighting against drugs — he is also working hard to create a safer and more suitable environment for everyone.
Through his leadership, efforts are being made to remove harmful substances from our streets, protect our youth, and promote peace and order within the community. His dedication shows true service to the people and a genuine desire to see a better and healthier society.
We extend many thanks and appreciation to him for his courage, hard work, and commitment to building a drug-free and safe environment for all.
Together, let us support this positive movement for a better Paynesville and a stronger nation.

KAKATA, MARGIBI COUNTY — In a bold and decisive move, Deputy Director for Operations Patrick B. Karmazu has launched a major operation aimed at cleansing Kakata and making Margibi County’s capital a drug-free and safer environment.
According to reports, the operation focuses on cracking down on illegal drug activities, dismantling distribution points, and restoring peace within communities across Kakata. Residents have expressed relief and support, praising the initiative as a strong step toward protecting young people and strengthening public safety.
Deputy Director Karmazu emphasized that the mission is not only about enforcement but also about creating a healthier and more secure environment for families and future generations. Authorities have vowed to continue sustained operations to ensure long-term impact and community stability.
Community leaders are calling on citizens to cooperate with security agencies by providing information that will help maintain order and prevent the spread of harmful substances.
Margibi County now stands at the forefront of the fight against drugs, signaling a renewed commitment to safety, discipline, and community well-being.
More details to follow as this story develops.

All thanks to U-702 Patrick B Kormazu for leading the county torr which were successful. all of his officer came back save: the county include Grand Gedeh/ Sinoe / River Gee/ Maryland/ Nimba county/ we salute you chief.

I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to Valee Kromah, Chief of Manpower (U-711), for the hard work and dedication demonstrated in support of Patrick Kormazu (U-702), Director of Operations.
Bravo to the SDS team for maintaining the ground so effectively—your efforts have ensured a safe and disciplined environment, free from drug users commonly known as zogo.
Special thanks also to the Tarpleh team for their professionalism and commitment during the interview process. Your collective efforts are truly commendable and appreciated.

Why Liberia Needs Patrick B. Kormazu as Director of Operations of the LDEA
Liberia stands at a critical moment in its fight against illegal drugs. Our streets, communities, and future generations are threatened by drug trafficking and substance abuse. What our nation needs now is not just another official, but a man of action, discipline, and tireless commitment. That man is Patrick B. Kormazu.
Patrick B. Kormazu is the kind of leader who does not sleep while crime is awake. He neither rests nor relaxes when the safety of the nation is at stake. Twenty-four hours a day, he is patrolling in and out of the city, monitoring activities, gathering intelligence, and ensuring that criminals have no safe space to operate. This level of dedication cannot be taught—it is a calling.
The President of Liberia must make bold and decisive choices if we are serious about becoming a drug-free nation. Appointing Patrick B. Kormazu as Director of Operations of the LDEA would send a strong message that this government prioritizes action over talk and results over excuses. Patrick is not a desk officer; he is a field man who understands the streets, the networks, and the real challenges faced by law enforcement officers every day.
Patrick’s strength lies in his relentless work ethic, his courage, and his uncompromising stance against drugs. He understands that drug trafficking destroys families, fuels crime, and steals the future of our youth. His leadership would bring tighter operations, stronger coordination, and round-the-clock enforcement that drug dealers fear and citizens respect.
For this reason, the President should appoint Patrick B. Kormazu, and the Senate should confirm him without delay. The Senate’s confirmation would be a patriotic act—an investment in national security, public health, and the moral future of Liberia.
If Liberia truly wants safer streets, protected youth, and a serious war against drugs, then Patrick B. Kormazu is the right man for the job. A nation that sleeps peacefully needs a protector who does not sleep at all.
Liberia deserves nothing less.

I would like to sincerely appreciate U-702 ACP Patrick B. Kormazu of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency for his outstanding leadership and commitment. Bringing officers together in unity and teamwork truly reflects your strength as a Director of Operations. The year-end party was well organized and successful, showing your dedication to morale, cooperation, and excellence within the agency. Thank you for being a good leader and for all the efforts you continue to make for your officers and the institution as a whole.

Today, we proudly recognize and celebrate ACP Patrick B. Kormazu, Director of Operations of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), a man whose leadership, discipline, and unwavering commitment to national duty continue to inspire both his colleagues and the public at large.
ACP Kormazu stands as a symbol of integrity, courage, and professional excellence. Through his tireless efforts, strategic vision, and hands-on leadership, he has strengthened operational effectiveness within the LDEA and reinforced the fight against illegal drugs that threaten the future of our nation. His work reflects not only a deep sense of responsibility, but also a genuine love for Liberia and its people.
What sets ACP Patrick B. Kormazu apart is his ability to lead with both firmness and humility—motivating officers to uphold the highest standards while fostering teamwork, accountability, and respect. His dedication to service reminds us that true leadership is built on sacrifice, consistency, and moral strength.
As a nation, we commend ACP Kormazu for his outstanding contributions and encourage him to continue being a beacon of hope, discipline, and professionalism. Your service does not go unnoticed, and your impact will be felt for generations to come.
Thank you for standing strong in the line of duty and for serving Liberia with honor.